Freebie Friday-Bookkeeping & Accounting Tasks Schedule
It’s FREEBIE FRIDAY!!!! And it’s time to get all those bookkeeping & accounting tasks organized!
Do you have a mountain of bookkeeping and accounting paperwork on your desk that needs to be organized?
Does your monitor looks like someone made a post-it note frame for it, with all your little “reminders”?
Maybe you’ve just started a new bookkeeping job and are wondering how on earth you are ever going to remember when everything is due.
Relax, we’ll get that mountain of paperwork and due dates under control!
We’ve compiled a list of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual bookkeeping and accounting tasks to help you stay on track.
This list is geared for contractors and include items such as certified payroll reports, billing draws, Worker’s Comp, and General Liability Insurance tracking reminders.
Best of all, it’s in Excel 2003 format, so you can easily add other items that you need to keep track of.
Download your free copy of our Bookkeeping & Accounting Tasks Schedule right now, by clicking here.
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Nancy Smyth, Sunburst Software Solutions, Inc.QuickBooks Construction & Payroll Expert
I've been using and supporting QuickBooks products since the early 1990's. I've worked with thousands of contractors, assisting them with QuickBooks setup, Certified Payroll Reporting requirements, AIA Billing and Weighted-Average Overtime.
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Wow great post I love it.
This blog seems to receive a good amount of visitors. It gives a nice individual spin on things. I guess having something real or substantial to talk about is the most important factor.
Jason
Thanks for stopping by and sharing a link to your own checklist – very nice!
Very good idea! We also have a checklist for each month that can be used for our clients:
http://db.tt/isUaYfo